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	UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON, UK UK's Top 10 Modern University for Research (Guardian University Guide 2006/07) Member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities Member of the Association of Business Schools, UK Member of the Chartered Management of Institute, UK UEL: A LEADING MODERN UNIVERSITY The University of East London is a dynamic university at the cutting edge of cultural and technological change. In an increasingly competitive and highly skilled economy, UEL is developing programmes of teaching and research that are practical, innovative and relevant, meeting the needs of students and industry alike. UEL is now recognised as one of the UK's leading modern universities, and our researchers are engaged in work of national and international importance across a wide range of disciplines. According to the results of the most recent government research assessment exercise, UEL is among the top ten post-1992 universities in the UK for research. UEL is also highly rated in a number of fields for teaching. In 2005, a team from the government's Quality Assurance Agency conducted a thorough audit of UEL, resulting in the best possible award of 'Broad Confidence' in the soundness of our management, the quality of our programmes and the academic standards of our degrees and other awards. UEL HISTORY
	The University of East London received its charter in 1992, but traces its roots to the foundation in 1898 of the West Ham Technical Institute. The original Victorian buildings, including University House, the former municipal library and Passmore Edwards Museum, now form the historic heart of our expanding campus at Stratford. At their Docklands site, London's first new university campus for over half a century was formally opened on the waterfront of the Royal Albert Dock by the new Mayor of London on his very first day in office in 2000. UEL Docklands campus was short-listed for Building of the Year for energy-efficiency, continues to win great acclaim for its iconic architecture.
	UEL graduates go on to succeed in politics, business, law, the arts and many other fields of endeavour. Distinguished alumni include film director Ken Russell; UK Cabinet Minister the Rt Hon Hilary Armstrong MP; Edison Chenfil James, former Prime Minister of Dominica; Chief Executive of Turning Point, Lord Adebowale; the late rock star Ian Dury; Heat magazine editor Mark Frith; human rights lawyer Imran Khan; TV presenter Daljit Dhaliwal; artist Jake Chapman; Bollywood star and business woman Honey Kalaria; Chairman of Laxey Partners, Colin Kingsnorth, President of US-based $3 billion multinational Molex Inc, Martin Slark; and many other captains of industry in the UK and around the world. UEL CAMPUSES East London is now recognised as a great place to live, work and study. With the success of London's bid for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, we are on the threshold of tremendous change, and at the heart of the most exciting urban development project in Europe. At UEL, they have undertaken a Ł110 million programme of expansion and renewal, developing our campuses in Docklands and Stratford, and our Lifelong Learning Centre in Barking. UEL have created a world class learning environment that is attractive, accessible and welcoming, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with state-of-the art computing facilities, lecture theatres and learning resource centres. UEL transforming vision for the region means the development of a new kind of university, serving the needs of their student community, and actively engaged in outreach and networking activities with local communities and businesses.
	*Docklands Campus*	The dynamic, ultra-modern campus in London's historic Docklands area is one of the most instantly recognisable locations in East London. With its stunning waterfront location opposite London City Airport, innovative architecture, fantastic facilities and proximity to other London icons such as the Thames Barrier, the Dome and the soaring towers of Canary Wharf, Docklands Campus is a truly inspirational place in which to study and live in London.
	The campus buildings, shorlisted for the prestigious Building of the Year award, immediately established the campus as an iconic landmark in East London, and the campus regularly features in TV programmes, films, adverts and music promos. Docklands campus is home to School of: Architecture and the Visual Arts Business Computing and Technology Social Sciences, Media and Culture Studies
	*Stratford Campus* The Stratford Campus brings together the historic and the modern, providing you with some of the very latest in teaching and learning facilities, yet in a warm, elegant setting ideal for study. And, with a range of exciting new facilities opening or in development, and the myriad benefits that will spring from the nearby Olympic Park and Stratford redevelopment, our rapidly developing campus is an exciting and dynamic place in which to study.
	Stratford is home to the following subjects: Biosciences Health Sciences Law and Criminology Psychology Sport Sciences Education Distance & E-Learning

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